... SPORTING INTEhLLIGENCE. TATTERSA.LL'3 BETTING-Y 5ssscnkr. r * ~~(BY TEiLwx&&lrmt)1 Northamptonshire Stakes. 7 to 2 agstmall train (t) 14 to 1 agpt Scamauder (tQA t to I ast Raglan (t) City and Suburban. 100 to 1 aeget Out-and. l to I aget Popper's Ghost t Outer (tj ?? Chester Cup. 12 to I agst Glong (t) 33 to I agst Mall Traia 2(1 to 1 apt IBaragh (i) 2,000 Guineas. , to 1 agst Student (w) 3 3 ...

... I HOWTH AND BALDOYLE BACES- - I1 iror ~~~YEBTERDAY. (FRace' cest SPECIAL REP5ORtTER-t) The second day of this meeting was every way weather excepted, more attractive and successful tleav. even% Flar the flrht drey. Tire weather wvas again most variable, heavy showers frequently Interrupting thle pleasure of wIt- nesging some of the best contested events that h~ave taker? jrplace on this ...

... I , SPORTING INTELmLGEN.Cf I PARIS RIACES-YFsTERDAY. (BiY TZHLEonArPH) Prix Du Moulin. oetntluira11-l,.l , Prix De La Cascale. Gaulo ts . ?? . ?? ?? ..1 Prlx Do Chivilly. Lionlot ?? . ?? I. . . . Imperlal Prix. Gladlftour ?? ?? ?? I Vai.ugadin ?? ?? 2.. ?? 2 31on eaetly. Fumee last, dles-ansc ?? Hladioap. A atrolabe .* - .. Gra atd Dame ?? ?? ?? ?? 2.. TATTFBSALLS' BIHTTI tl-8AauUDAY. (BY ...

... COC]OLE (CO, COROC) COURSRtIG MEEilTING- JAN CAiCY 10 AiND 11. (VROM& OiJ% Csoiu.114FONlDlENT.) Stowards-LordLurg on, T. Neville, S Swilburne, G. ise, R. Harris, H. )uSgggn, IV. It. lassy, G. Hawson CS. L3W, J. Icusse'i, and J. (i, Curtis, lisq. Jndgo-L. Flawles, Esq. Slipper-W. Wilson. Challenge Cup. Srd Ties. Mr Swinburno's Sanm Slick beat Mr Wise's Waterford Lord Lurgan's Lady Beatrice beat ...

... HUNTINGAPPOINTMENTS. 'The Finglas harriers-10th, 12tih Loolt, Grand Canal 23rd, St. Margaret's; 26th, The Ward, At 12. Ward Union Hotnds-19th, Blacebull, at 2, 21st, Pries- town, Cross Roads; .24tb, Swords; 2tth, Nine-milo Stone; 28th, Flathouse. At one, Thle Kildare Hounds-20th, Newbrldgeflarracks ; 22nd, Bert; 24th, Rlathcoolo Meath Union Barriers-20th, Kilberry. 23rd, Bilalir. At 12. The ...

... NEWTON RACES-YssrnaDAr. (DY TELEGRAPH.) The Garawood Handicap of 100 so0V; certain winners extra. About five surlongs. Captain Bsron's lidalgo, 3 yrs, 6st 101b ?? ?? L bir Barber's Locket Lucy, 3 yrs, 2st 121b ?? ?? 2 Mr Clayton's Amulet, 3 yrs, 6st 71b ?? . S Tbe Visitor's Stakes of 60 s5ve added to a Handicap Sweep- stakes of 3 ?? each ; certain winners extra. About one mile and one furlong, ...

... SPORTwo IDTLB$ ?? IFS WICHO AUFiS-YUSTERDAY.o . (nr TELK(5RAPStL) The Borough Members Plats of 60 oyvs'; two year olde, Get 12ib;. threo, 8et 121b four, got Sib; five nsd upwarde, 9st 8ib; en and g allowed Sib; penalties and allowances. Three quarters of a mile. La Sorrontina ?? ?? . .. . Forester 2!.. . . ?? ?? .. 2 Wild Thyme 8 ?? , .; , a Five ran. Theo Welter Stakes of 10 apvs each, for ...

... FpORTt&N INTELLIGENCE. .LIOEIIFIELD BAVOEYESTZO TlYI t, (BY TrLZONAi'f.) The Nviittington Welter Piato of 30 davyS ?? for ano: penalties and allowances: gentlemen riders, Once round, d, Lady Calthorpe ?? ?? ?? 1 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 T Jacob ?? ?? .. ?? Ihe City Stakes of 6 sova each, 2 ft, with 26 added; weight ir for age: penalties and sliowances. Half a mile. ir Nalentine, Yin ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ...

... ISPORTING INTELLI'IENCE. DERBY RACES--YrasenAy. (BY TELB iHOuL.) The Bretby Stakes of 216 aesa each * 10 it, for two yoar oIdI; colts, Sat 10hb ; allies and goldlngs, Yst 71b. The second to save his stake. Hlf a mile straight. Mr Chaplin's Alnatolniat ?? ?? Wo fhe Hiarrligton Plate of 40 sore, added to a Sweepetakes of G BoYa eaeb, for two you olds ; eolbt, 8st OIlb; flllies and geldings sat ...

... FAIRY HOUSE ILWCES-1tASTHR MoNan, (FPRO5 oUR cRRPAsoP ?? Aceeptar~ces for the Dublin Hurters' Club Cup na,,5 Cove., with 30 sovs. added. For mr-nhers only. Marguerite BRel Shamrock S ite Harlequin =leoniue Slap Bang Harry-tle-over Blackthorn P'leasure. Daisy Plucker Acceptancesafor the Railway Plate of t0 sorg I to go to thc fund. About three miles. Sancta Itaria Pleasure Slap Dash Marugcfite ...

... , SPORTIG TMLLIGENOB | -THE NATIONAL AND K.ILDABE HUNT RACES. (FROM OUR SPECoL itEPolrBlT) The sports were resumed yesterday, wheo the at- d tendaence was nearly as numerous as on.the first day- The roads leading to the centre of attraction pre- e sented the same appearance as they did during the a early part of Tuesday, and to describe them would f be almoat to repeat what has been already ...

... READING RACES- YESTnDAY. (DY TEL]R0RAPH.) The WIdtley Staltes (free handiicape of 5 sovsaosob, with 30 added. Winners extra. About three miles. .Mr P Herbert's b g Whitehall, 0 yrs 1,. i Mr WV Booth's Pineapple, aged 2 , 2 Mr J Goddard'a Eeulnlugton (late Forester), aged . 3. 3 Pour ran. A Steeplebago Sweopstakes of 5 sovs each, 2 ft, with 310 added ; for fouryear o!da, lost ilib ; five, ...